Trail Blazers fall flat in second half of 127-105 loss to Clippers, eliminated from NBA Cup
Briefly

The Portland Trail Blazers struggled significantly in the second half against the Los Angeles Clippers, leading to their elimination from NBA Cup contention. Despite a strong start, fatigue set in as injuries continued to plague the roster. Key players were absent, including Donovan Clingan and Robert Williams III, which severely limited the team's rotation and effectiveness on both ends of the floor.
In the game against the Clippers, the Blazers found themselves unable to maintain momentum. They had been competitive initially, but the lack of depth due to injuries left the team exposed, particularly in the second half when the Clippers capitalized on Portland's struggles. This game was a reflection of how crucial player availability is in a rigged schedule early in the season.
Read at PortlandTribune.com
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